Bringing Chinese/Japanese characters as JLabel Text

Hi,
In our application we are planning to implement multiple languages as labels.
We succeded to implement French,German etc because the characters are present on keyboard and the editors support the text.
Now we are planning to implement Chinese/Japanese. At this moment we dont know whether we can type Chinese/Japanese text through key board and whether our editor support those characters.
Can anybody please tell me the procedure to bring Chinese/Japanese Characters as JLabel Text in Swing Application?
Thanks in advance,
Vattikuti

What you wanted to do depends to a large extent on the OS... On Windows XP, install the appropriate language packs (there are several for Chinese and at least two for Japanese languages) and check it out.
;o)
V.V.

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